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Latest appeals

Planning appeal decisions from Development Control Services, a partner of PlanningResource.

Click here to search the Compass Online database of 135,000 appeals.

Housing new build

Casebook: Housing new build - Flats judged to boost station environs

An inspector has allowed a proposal for 72 apartments at a site in Oxfordshire after finding that it would deliver high-quality housing.

Housing new build

Casebook: Housing new build - School retained as townscape asset

A proposal to redevelop a former private school in a Derbyshire town with a block of 15 dwellings has been rejected after an inspector found that it makes an important contribution to the area.

Community facilities

Casebook: Community facilities - Lamp standards held intrusive to area

An inspector has refused to delete a condition applied to lighting columns along a driveway at a listed care home in a Rutland village on the grounds of visual harm.

Retail development

Casebook: Retail development - Home store site search held insufficient

Prudential Assurance has failed in a bid to vary the terms of a condition restricting the range of goods which can be sold at a Hampshire retail park after an inspector held that sequentially preferable sites were available for a Next store.

Retail development

Casebook: Retail development - Lack of demand allows nursery change

The conversion of a ground-floor unit in south east London to retail or financial and professional services has been permitted after the appellants demonstrated that there was no demand for pre-school nursery places at the premises.